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oh and my friend's LSTM generated this:

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Amazing right? He trained it on this:

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On top of that amazing stuff, I should note he admitted his isn't the best LOL because 1) it trained on letters not words and 2) obviously he didn't invent this, and he's only 24 and not a ML ANN wiz yet (but is darn smart on so much).

[8pla.net]

We may need an A.I. to read those 109053 lines of generated text... LOCKSUIT.   

I used to have an ANN on the web... I wonder where it went?

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I don't know what to say...

I'm flabbergasted.

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Well his AI did read them :D

[8pla.net]

I just setup a Multi Layer Perceptron (MLP).

But it has only initial training at this point.

Curious? Click the MLP button on: aihax.com

A  new thread for this DNN maybe started eventually.

Did you know, DNN, stands for Deep Neural Network?

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Yes I knew that DNN stands for a Deep Neural Network.

Do you need help on getting a XOR net to work or what its weights look like if visualized? I got those.

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/7j1mysqtjk

and attachement:

[8pla.net]

Yes.

That image attachment is a big help.

How should the interface be updated?

[Art]

English is one of the few modern languages which has been completely analyzed and documented. It was a massive undertaking which took scores of linguists several decades but the results have all been collated and published in one magnificent volume, The Cambridge Grammar of the English Language. It could well be the thickest, most expensive, and most interesting book you ever own.

https://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-Grammar-English-Language/dp/0521431468

If you live outside the USA you can get it more cheaply from Book Depository in the UK.

https://www.bookdepository.com/Cambridge-Grammar-English-Language-Geoffrey-K-Pullum/9780521431460

Note that this is a descriptive grammar. It is all about how people actually write and speak the English language in all its dialects. It is not a prescriptive grammar or style guide written by some snotty academic who thinks they're better than you.

If $400 is too much to spend on a book then there is the student version which is much abridged and much cheaper. I have both and highly recommend them to anyone who is remotely interested in how natural language really works.

I couldn't help but recall that bit with Black Adder and Dr. Johnson, compiler of the entire book of the English Language, according to himself. Black Adder is quick to have a jab...how could he resist? 


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All in good fun infurl...

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My friend said those 109K lines of text came from metal bands.....Slayer, Armor Maiden, etc. The other note is the generation btw.

[Korrelan]

Added a few more types/ functions, etc.



 

[Art]

Very nicely done but I'm still trying to figure out just how it knew I have a silver car?! 

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Moore's Law.

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Soon it'll be time to give it a test here!:
http://vhmats.iwarp.com/rich_text_2.html


LOL

Test ID: 1     Coverage: Remember, recall, classify, interpret, translate.
Given: [Remember] Tom *is a* human.
Q: Describe Tom.
A: Tom is a human.

Test ID: 2     Coverage: Remember, recall, classify, interpret, translate.
Given: [Remember] Humans *are* mammals.
Q: Describe humans.
A: Humans are mammals.

Test ID: 3     Coverage: Remember, recall, classify, verify, interpret, translate.
Given: [Remember] Humans *are* mammals. [Remember] Tom *is a* human.
Q: Is Tom a mammal?
A: Yes, [Tom is a mammal].


Harry > CIA test > "How do we know when "he" is ready?":
http://harryworkman.iwarp.com/index.html
lol